Johnson ‘carefully considering’ not replacing Lord Geidt as ethics adviser
Boris Johnson is considering not replacing Lord Geidt as the ethics adviser who rules on whether ministers, including the Prime Minister, break the rules.
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Johnson ‘carefully considering’ not replacing Lord Geidt as ethics adviser
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